Tennis Court Installation in Richmond

Common Challenges

• Water pooling after heavy rain events

  Inadequate drainage leaves puddles that delay play and accelerate surface wear

• Surface cracking from freeze-thaw cycles

  Shallow base depth and poor compaction allow movement during winter temperature swings

• Uneven areas affecting ball bounce

  Improper grading or settling creates dead spots that disrupt consistent play

How We Help

• Minimum 6-inch compacted base depth

  Crushed stone base compacted in lifts handles clay-heavy soil and prevents settling

• Perimeter drainage system included

  French drains or catch basins route water away from the playing surface after rain

• ITF-compliant court dimensions

  78-foot by 36-foot playing area with 12-foot clearance for doubles play

• Acrylic or post-tension concrete surface options

  Surface selection based on intended use, budget and maintenance expectations

• Net posts set in concrete footings

  Center net height of 36 inches maintained with properly anchored posts

• Minimum 6-inch compacted base depth

  Crushed stone base compacted in lifts handles clay-heavy soil and prevents settling

• Perimeter drainage system included

  French drains or catch basins route water away from the playing surface after rain

• ITF-compliant court dimensions

  78-foot by 36-foot playing area with 12-foot clearance for doubles play

• Acrylic or post-tension concrete surface options

  Surface selection based on intended use, budget and maintenance expectations

• Net posts set in concrete footings

  Center net height of 36 inches maintained with properly anchored posts